I like Slidy and S5, but I was hoping that I could control the transition from slide to slide. I know I can create PDFs of the slides and distribute them, but I don't like having to tell the remote users to move on to the next slide every time.
Some enterprising company *really* needs to get around to exercising the MiniDisc format.
I want this puppy to plug into a 3.5" bay on my computer as a backup media and as an audio recording media (using Sony's compression or MP3 compression, my choice); I want it to plug into an automobile audio bay to play back my music; I want to use it as a portable walkman-style playback unit; and I want to be able to use it as a backup media through the parallel port on computers that don't have the bay interface.
The car interface doesn't need an amplifier et al; I'll supply my own. It just needs to be a convienent way of plugging in the deck to the system.
The computer bay interface should be high speed, and function just like a normal hard drive (making it compatible with all OSes, I hope)....
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I like Slidy and S5, but I was hoping that I could control the transition from slide to slide. I know I can create PDFs of the slides and distribute them, but I don't like having to tell the remote users to move on to the next slide every time.
Does the patent specify which mouse button must be clicked, or can I run out and patent one-right-mouse-click shopping?
- Kevin
So, can I patent the act of driving a car down to Giant Eagle for soem milk and bread?
- Kevin
Congratulations
A classis case of a classic questions...
Do the ends justify the means?
Some enterprising company *really* needs to get around to exercising the MiniDisc format.
I want this puppy to plug into a 3.5" bay on my computer as a backup media and as an audio recording
media (using Sony's compression or MP3 compression, my choice); I want it to plug into an automobile
audio bay to play back my music; I want to use it as a portable walkman-style playback unit; and I want to
be able to use it as a backup media through the parallel port on computers that don't have the bay interface.
The car interface doesn't need an amplifier et al; I'll supply my own. It just needs to be a convienent way of
plugging in the deck to the system.
The computer bay interface should be high speed, and function just like a normal hard drive (making it
compatible with all OSes, I hope)....
Don't forget breakfast in bed !!
- Hajj